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<blockquote data-quote="exile" data-source="post: 3648131" data-attributes="member: 20068">I've recently played two non-core classes. The first was a human scout blessed with particularly high ability scores. The rest of the party consisted of a bard, a rogue, and an NPC fighter. My scout actually brought a relatively good deal of muscle to the party (but then again, you saw the party composition listed above). Scout combat abilities can be decent in any party, if you can just keep the scout moving- Mobility and Spring Attack are must-take feats.The second character is a binder (actually a binder/wizard/anima mage). The character played pretty well, and would have been more potent yet had her career not been cut short by my real world relocation. I found that she actually played very different from most binders, relying instead heavily on her wizard spells. The binding was used primarily for a little extra protection or firepower, and I was just getting to the point that she coudl torture the poor vestiges into metamagicking her spells. Still, she was a lot of fun to play.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="exile, post: 3648131, member: 20068"] I've recently played two non-core classes. The first was a human scout blessed with particularly high ability scores. The rest of the party consisted of a bard, a rogue, and an NPC fighter. My scout actually brought a relatively good deal of muscle to the party (but then again, you saw the party composition listed above). Scout combat abilities can be decent in any party, if you can just keep the scout moving- Mobility and Spring Attack are must-take feats. The second character is a binder (actually a binder/wizard/anima mage). The character played pretty well, and would have been more potent yet had her career not been cut short by my real world relocation. I found that she actually played very different from most binders, relying instead heavily on her wizard spells. The binding was used primarily for a little extra protection or firepower, and I was just getting to the point that she coudl torture the poor vestiges into metamagicking her spells. Still, she was a lot of fun to play. [/QUOTE]

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